Huang Dan, Alum, and Alumen, each 12 gm; Galla Chinensis and Stemona, each 15 gm; Realgar, Angelica Dahurica, Dictamnus Dasycarpus, and Sulfur, each 6 gm; Cinnabar and Calomel, each 3 gm; Cnidium Monnieri, Typhonium Giganteum, and Impatiens Balsamina, each 9 gm; Aged Rice Vinegar, 1.5 sheng.

bubble_chart Preparation and Dosage

Grind the above ingredients separately into powder. Place aged rice vinegar in an iron pot, bring to a boil, then add yellow lead and stir well with chopsticks. Next, add the powdered ingredients such as gallnut, stemona root, cnidium fruit, typhonium giganteum, angelica dahurica, dictamnus dasycarpus, and impatiens balsamina, and mix thoroughly. Gradually add the powdered alum and the other six medicinal powders, stirring until well combined. Remove from heat once done. Before use, burn either cedar wood, cedar leaves, pine wood chips, or pine needles to produce smoke, and fumigate the palms over the smoke. Then, apply 10-20 ml of the medicinal liquid to the hands or soak the hands in it (the liquid can be reused after soaking). Do not wash the hands with water after soaking. Repeat this process three times a day.

bubble_chart Efficacy

Relieving wind and itching, astringing and drying dampness, attacking toxins and killing worms, promoting tissue regeneration and healing sores.

bubble_chart Indications

All types of ringworm, goose-web wind (tinea manuum), onychomycosis, etc.